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Humidity Quadruples Heat's Harm to Fetal Development

Extreme wet-bulb temperatures threaten 70% of South Asia's population by 2100, risking human health and overwhelming public health systems without urgent climate action.

  • Humidity worsens the effects of heat on fetal development by preventing pregnant women from cooling down, according to the study's findings.
  • Considering humidity, the effect of extreme heat on child health quadruples compared to assessing heat alone, according to the study.
  • Increased heat and humidity exposure can result in children being 13% shorter for their age than expected, according to the research.
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City News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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